One of the few places in the country with a great cultural history. "Pune, the Queen of Deccan" is known for its historical monuments and centuries-old traditions.
Situated at an altitude of 2,000 meters above sea level, Pune is partially hidden by the mighty mountain ranges of the Sahyadri Hills and enjoys the salubrious climate characteristic of a hill station.
Connectivity: Pune is well connected to Mumbai and the rest of the country by air, rail and rapid transit. Many private airlines have their reservation office in Pune.
Living in Pune: The city has a very cosmopolitan mix of students from Indian and foreign geographies and social milieu
Food: International and local restaurant chains like Pizza Hut, Dominos, Smoking Joes, McDonalds and Kamat Restaurants offer a variety of continental, Chinese and Indian delicacies that tickle all kinds of palates. Apart from South Indian, North Indian, Punjabi, Gujrat and Konkani cuisines, the student community can indulge in any struggle daily/monthly near the Suryadatta campus.
Entertainment & Culture: There are no limits to the city's cultural events. There are more than 20 good cinemas, theaters, museums and tourist attractions around the city. Various inter/inter-university competitions are organized throughout the year.
Pune is the most popular tourist destination in Western India after Mumbai as it attracts maximum number of visitors due to its healthy climate and historical and cultural richness. Pune is the educational center of India with a heterogeneous student population, with the largest number of local and international students. It is also the cultural capital of Maharashtra as it has given the nation famous personalities in the fields of fine arts, performing arts, theater and films. Pune is considered to be one of the most happening cities in India.